janvanhoef

I’ll look into that. In the meantime I installed the preview theme plugin and it works like a charm.

However, I see that this isn’t 100% tamper-proof as there aren’t any user level checks. But you’d have to guess the name of the themes I have installed. I wonder if this plugin isn’t open for sql injection or other nasty tricks?

All my questions are answered and I’ll leave you all with a link to my blog. You may allready have noticed I’m not a native English speaker, so don’t get scared by the Dutch. Any comments on the theme are welcome.

In case you are wondering: my girlfriend is pregnant and the website is to inform friends and family on the “work in progress”.

Thanks for the quick reply.
However, I think I’ve found another way to get what I want, and I think it’s a bit easier.

I’ve found some information about theme switcher plugins.

I thought about implementing a check so that only a specific user that’s logged in (me) can view this plugin and use it. It would be able to select another theme (the one in development) and view it with the current content.

Now all I need is a way to distinguish the user that’s logged in.

I ‘ve tried messing around with some php in the sidebar but i’m unable to see if i’m logged in (I based my code on the kubrick theme for comments)

both don’t work :

<?php echo $user_identity; ?>
doesn’t return a thing

and

<?php if ( $user_ID ) : ?>
Logged in
<?php else : ?>
Not logged in
<?php endif; ?>
always says I’m not logged in, but I am.

Any help?